Two weeks after a devastating fire broke out in the hourly parking garage at the Jacksonville International Airport, dozens of cars remained in structurally compromised areas and could not be removed.

It’s been almost two weeks since the structure fire at the hourly garage at the Jacksonville International Airport, and viewers are still reaching out to News4JAX asking when they will be able to get it and if we have any answers. Well, we tried to get those answers on Thursday.

A week has passed since a devastating fire broke out inside the hourly parking garage at the Jacksonville International Airport, damaging about 50 cars.

Memorial Day Weekend kicked off on Friday. Travelers noticed more cars on the road and more people in line at airport security. People also navigated the changes at Jacksonville International Airport one week after a fire damaged a portion of the hourly garage.

A week has passed since a devastating fire broke out inside the hourly parking garage at the Jacksonville International Airport, damaging about 50 cars.

As Memorial Day approaches, the travel experience at Jacksonville International Airport was relatively unaffected Thursday by the fire that broke out in the hourly garage nearly one week ago.

Vehicles that have been trapped for nearly a week in the fire-damaged portion of the hourly garage at Jacksonville International Airport are being towed to where their owners can retrieve them, the Jacksonville Aviation Authority announced Thursday.

Travelers continue to trickle into the Jacksonville International Airport to pick up their cars from the hourly garage that, on Friday afternoon, experienced a fire that damaged at least 50 vehicles.

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A recent fire at the JAX hourly garage has left many vehicle owners in a state of uncertainty, including a Nassau County man.

As drivers began to collect their vehicles on Tuesday from the parking garage that caught fire at the Jacksonville International Airport, many car owners have been left wondering about the safety of retrieving their vehicles and whether auto insurance will help cover the potential damage.

A Jacksonville Aviation Authority police report obtained by News4JAX on Tuesday revealed the timeline of the fire that damaged at least 50 cars inside the hourly garage at the Jacksonville International Airport on Friday.

People who parked in the designated “safe areas” of the hourly parking garage at the Jacksonville International Airport began receiving phone calls regarding their car pickup on Tuesday, following the fire that partially collapsed the parking structure on Friday.

Insurance expert Matt Carlucci Jr. joined News4Jax anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show to help you navigate those potential headaches and find solutions.

Approximately 600 car owners will be able to collect their vehicles from the hourly garage at the Jacksonville International Airport starting Wednesday after a fire forced the closure of the parking structure on Friday, the Jacksonville Aviation Authority Board said on Monday.

Following rampant speculation that the Friday afternoon fire inside the hourly garage at Jacksonville International Airport was started by a Tesla, officials with the Jacksonville Aviation Authority have confirmed that is not the case.

The Jacksonville Aviation Authority is expected to get an update at its meeting Monday morning after a devastating fire broke out Friday in the hourly parking garage at Jacksonville International Airport.

With the busy Memorial Day weekend approaching, much of the on-site parking is expected to remain unavailable. Travelers are being asked to explore alternative parking options.

Officials said 50 cars were damaged after a fire broke out in the hourly garage at the Jacksonville International Airport on Friday afternoon. The airport is expected to reopen at 5 p.m.

For those with vehicles parked in the hourly garage, the Jacksonville International Airport has set up a form for travelers to sign up for updates regarding their cars.

A garage fire at Jacksonville International Airport has left many travelers wondering about the fate of their vehicles. The hourly garage remains closed following a fire on Friday that damaged several dozen cars and caused parts of the structure to collapse.

A Friday afternoon fire in Jacksonville International Airport’s hourly parking garage disrupted travel plans and stranded vehicles, forcing officials to close the structure and establish temporary alternatives for rental car returns.

Officially, Jacksonville International Airport reached 97 degrees on Friday, breaking the 30-year record of 96 (1995). More record-tying, record-breaking temperatures are on the way this weekend, and into next week.

Jacksonville Transportation Authority buses were brought to the airport on Friday to assist fliers impacted by the parking garage fire.

Firefighters were unable to enter the hourly garage at Jacksonville International Airport after a multi-vehicle fire partially collapsed the structure on Friday, according to Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department Chief Keith Powers.

At least six flights that were scheduled to land at the Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) Friday afternoon were diverted to different airports following a multi-vehicle fire that broke out in the hourly garage of JAX.

A major fire that shut down Jacksonville International Airport on Friday afternoon left structural damage in the hourly parking garage, the Jacksonville Aviation Authority confirmed to News4JAX.

The city issued the permit on April 14 for contractor Balfour Beatty Construction LLC at a project cost of $92 million, the Jacksonville Daily Record reported.

Officials said 50 cars were damaged after a fire broke out in the hourly garage at the Jacksonville International Airport on Friday afternoon. The airport is expected to reopen at 5 p.m.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) continues to grapple with a nationwide shortage of critical aviation personnel, a crisis that’s impacting air travel across the country. At major hubs like Newark International Airport, the shortage of air traffic controllers has already led to significant operational changes, including a cap on hourly flights, now limited to 56 per hour, down from 70.

In this episode of This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition, Mark Van Loh, CEO of the Jacksonville Aviation Authority, dives into the dynamic landscape of aviation post-pandemic.

The long-anticipated Concourse B will introduce six new gates to the airport’s existing 20, enhancing operations and efficiency. The changes also include a new multi-million-dollar parking garage.

Ahead of the summer travel season, some airlines are discontinuing select nonstop domestic flights.

The city issued a permit April 14 for contractor Balfour Beatty Construction LLC to build the third Jacksonville International Airport parking garage at a project cost of $92 million, the Jacksonville

Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan said on Friday her office is “closely monitoring” the investigation into the unspecified incident that left an inmate dead and resulted in nine Duval County jail officers being removed from their positions.

Come with me, let’s leave the bumper-to-bumper behind and glide across the dark and calm waters of the Ribault River and see another side of the Northside.

Pet Paradise near the Jacksonville International Airport is helping pet parents take care of their four-legged friends, and my dog Theo got to experience the fun.

If you live on the Northside, watching airplanes take off and land from Jacksonville International Airport can be a cool leisure activity. For some, it is a hobby.

Jacksonville’s airport expansion and modernization continues. It’s a $440 million project that includes a new concourse, additional gates, and upgraded amenities.

Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officials held a news conference Friday morning at the Jacksonville International Airport to discuss prohibited items and share tips ahead of spring break travel.

It’s a core memory many hold dear to the heart.

Jacksonville International Airport is reversing a parking policy that left many Disabled Veterans feeling frustrated.

More than 7.6 million passengers flew through Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) in 2024, making it the busiest year ever in the airport’s history.

The Jacksonville International Airport reopened Wednesday at noon after the winter storm prompted its closure Tuesday evening.

The ice will create hazardous travel conditions on the roads from western Jacksonville and points north and west. But what about those who have flights booked?

It’s been almost a month since Jacksonville unveiled a hologram of Mayor Donna Deegan at Jacksonville International Airport; however, it hasn’t been well-received by every member of the City Council since its reveal.

The Sunday morning low in Jacksonville was (unofficially) 27 degrees, the coldest day of 2025. Since January 1, 2025, Jacksonville International Airport has recorded 8 days at/below freezing to start the day. Here’s the breakdown...

It’s been almost a month since Jacksonville unveiled a hologram of Mayor Donna Deegan at Jacksonville International Airport; however, it hasn’t been well-received by every member of the City Council since its reveal.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) says Thursday and Friday will be the busiest days to travel leading up to New Year’s Day. The roads will also be busy as people head home after Christmas.

As the Jacksonville International Airport undergoes garage construction, a new parking policy has raised concerns among disabled veterans.

Jacksonville will be one of the first cities in the U.S. to use an innovative platform that features an “incredibly lifelike” 3D “hologram” of the mayor.

The Jacksonville Aviation Authority and an airline executive will announce Monday a new airline coming to the Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) in February.

A 6-year-old boy who lost part of his skull in a recent Israeli bombing in Gaza will arrive in Jacksonville Tuesday afternoon to begin his medical and rehabilitation journey.

Bundle up! Cold air rushes in and sticks around through the first week of December.

As Thanksgiving approaches, millions of Americans are hitting the roads and skies, making this one of the busiest travel times of the year. According to AAA, nearly 80 million people will journey at least 50 miles from home between Wednesday and Monday.

Representatives from the Jacksonville Aviation Authority (JAA) will showcase prohibited items and share travel tips for passengers ahead of Thanksgiving.

While Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia don’t typically fall into the seasons pattern of leaves changing into bright reds, golden yellows, and glowing orange, we should at least be feeling more like Fall.

Drought is likely to develop or worsen across portions of the Southwest and Gulf Coast.

Hurricane Milton has begun impacting Florida’s west coast and airports throughout the state are adjusting their plans accordingly.

All flights scheduled to depart out of the Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) Friday morning have been canceled, according to the latest update on the airport’s website.

Most flights scheduled to depart out of the Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) Thursday after 2 p.m. have been canceled or delayed, according to the latest update on the airport’s website.

As we prepare for the impacts of Tropical Storm Helene on the First Coast, it’s important to know your flight rights.

Jacksonville International Airport has a new display in honor of former prisoners-of-war and those missing-in-action.

Air Canada flights from Jacksonville International Airport to Toronto will begin May 2025.

Officially, weather records are recorded at the Jacksonville International Airport.

Does it seem like we’ve gotten a lot of rain? Yes, yes we have.

Southwest Airlines unveiled a new exhibition at Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) Friday morning showcasing leather-crafted items created by survivors of human trafficking.

The Chili’s Grill & Bar inside the Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) has officially reopened after undergoing expansions and renovations.

Overnight into Tuesday, we will be tracking Tropical Storm Debby as it slowly moves north. Tropical conditions are expected through the morning for coastal SE GA and the Golden Isles. Rain will slowly move away from our area during the late morning and afternoon. Wind will be 15-25 mph.

Tropical Storm Debby has forced the evacuation of 12 dogs at an outdoor shelter in Union County.

A worldwide technology outage had the Jacksonville International Airport dealing with flight delays and cancellations all day Friday.

Travel took the brunt of the issues caused by a Microsoft operating system failure Friday morning as airlines in the United States, Europe, Australia and India reported problems, with some flights grounded.

AAA expects record numbers of 6 million people to fly and 60 million people to drive for the Fourth of July.

A man is in custody after stealing a pickup truck and crashing it into the fence at Jacksonville International Airport (JIA) on Sunday morning, according to a police report.

The prices of airline tickets are expected to skyrocket according to data from the International Air Transport Association.

The Transportation Security Administration predicted that Friday will be the busiest day for air travel over the Memorial Day weekend, with nearly 3 million people expected to pass through airport checkpoints. It could rival the record of 2.9 million, set on the Sunday after Thanksgiving last year.

After years of delays, the Jacksonville International Airport is expanding, breaking ground at 9 a.m. Friday on the new "Concourse B."

Nearly two dozen veterans flew to the nation’s capital Saturday morning as a part of the First Coast Honor Flight.

As travelers gear up for spring break activities, the Transportation Security Administration wants to remind travelers what can and cannot be brought through airport security.

TSA anticipates officers nationwide will screen about six percent more passengers than last year’s spring break period.

As the busy Spring Break travel season gets underway, safety was on the minds of some passengers flying out of Jacksonville International Airport on Friday.

Breeze Airways announced it will be adding a nonstop service from Jacksonville to San Diego, California starting May 1.

Before the end of the year, AAA expects more than 350,000 Floridians to fly and some people won’t get where they’re going on time.

It’s not always guaranteed that people will be able to be home for the holidays and celebrate with family. This is especially the case for those who serve in the military.

Across the country, the Transportation Security Administration expects Thursday to be one of the most hectic days for traveling as the official holiday travel period begins and lasts through Jan. 2.

If you traveled by air for Thanksgiving and thought the airports were crowded, the National Transportation Safety Board said even more of the same is in store for Christmas.

Due to the hundreds of improperly stored firearms found at TSA checkpoints, officials at Jacksonville International Airport held a demonstration to show the proper way to pack firearms for travel.

The man accused of saying “bomb” onboard a Breeze Airways flight from Orlando that had to be diverted to Jacksonville International Airport was in federal court Thursday.

The fighter pilot who worked with Easton said he’s a natural!

Two people were arrested after a flight from Orlando was diverted because of an alleged bomb threat that passengers said they overheard being made during an argument between the two.

There are no more places to park at Jacksonville International Airport (JAX), the airport announced Friday morning.

Expect the airport to be busier than ever for the Thanksgiving holiday.

A search is on for a plane that is believed to have crashed Tuesday in Alachua County after reports of residents hearing a loud boom, according to the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office.

One of the busiest holiday travel periods is about to start this week with the potential of a government shutdown looming as the Transportation Security Administration expects to screen 30 million passengers between Friday and Nov. 28.

A full-scale disaster exercise at Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) on Wednesday will cause some temporary traffic closures and will shut down one of the airport's runways.

An erratic passenger on a JetBlue flight to New York caused the plane to make a brief stop in Jacksonville Thursday afternoon.

Eighteen members of a Fernandina Beach church group are back in Jacksonville, and 25 more members are expected to arrive Sunday night after being stuck in Israel amid the violent conflict between Hamas and Israel.

Local members of the American Federation of Government Employees are calling on their elected officials in Washington to pass a budget so they can keep receiving their paychecks as the countdown begins for the government shutdown expected on Sunday.

The laid-back, counter-serve lunch spot known for its Peruvian-style sub sandwiches announced the news Thursday on its Facebook page.

If you book with a third-party like Expedia or Travelocity, it’s possible you could be charged for calling your airline directly to change a reservation.